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Thanks for the advice earlier Carole. Finally got to see the video and complete my page. The kit I used is once again from Kimeric Kreations and is called Bohemian Fall. The font (my go-to) is one that I had made of my printing and is the one I use on my scrapbook pages. Something new I learned, I didn’t realize it was easier to snap to the guides using the move tool instead of the pick tool.
Bootcamp Day 4. Sticking with cat theme; this is Sarafina. All of my daughter’s cats love playing in the sink and in water. The kit I used is “We’re All a Little Crazy” by Kimeric Kreations.
Bootcamp Day 3 and I am still here, LOL. And here is my layout with my hubby’s cat.
I pretty much stuck with the original sandwich, just adding mayo, mustard and cheese. I did change the color of the tableware (and added a bevel). When I added the napkin, I realized I would need a tablecloth as well. Have been looking at everyone else’s tables and am impressed with the variety each has brought to the “table.”
Hi All,
Tink from Florida here. I have been using PSP since Jasc owned it; and I still have lots to learn about the program. I have 2020 Ultimate which I preordered (I’m just can’t seem to wait). My user interface is all small and dark grey background. I have the standard toolbar as well as a customized toolbar for the adjustment and effects I use the most. I also have a script toolbar that includes my most used scripts that are bound (thanks for that tip Carol). To right is the overview, materials and script output palettes, one on top of the other. To the left of them is my layers palette. I am fortunate enough to have two hi-def monitors with one being a touchscreen. I do have a tablet and pen; but don’t have enough room on my current desk for it. The picture is of Cat which I will using.
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